Two Popular Smartphone JIAYU G2F And jiayu g5

Like many Chinese smartphones lately,jiayu g5 supports dual sim-card mode, with 2G supporting GSM band at 850/900/1800/1900MHzand 3G currently supporting WCDMA band on 850/2100MHz. It supports Bluetooth v4.0, WiFi IEEE802.11b/g/n and GPS.For MediaTek processors usually GPS takes a fix before it works, however I did not have this problem with this device. GPS worked instantly and without having to do any fix, it felt so much more reliable that I did not have to do any additional settings to make it work properly.

As for the physical inputs, there are only two inputs on the device, on the top you have the 3.5mm headphone audio jack and on the bottom there is the widely-supported Micro USB 2.0 input. Regarding the headphone support,I only got it to work with the included earphones and not with my own brand of headphones.I believe this is a flaw in the software and you can most likely fix this with a tool, but it's unfortunate that you are forced initially to use the supplied earphones, which in quality,are not very good.

Then. We will talk something about JIAYU G2F smartphone.There are two cameras which are 8MP rear-camera and 2MP front-camera. For the front-camera,2MP is more than sufficient for video-calling, although I wouldn't recommend it to use it for making photos of yourself, purely because of the large size of the phone. As for the rear camera, 8MP with LED flashlight is quite okay, it's not as good as the 8MP rear camera of the Mega in terms of photo quality, but given with the right settings, you can improve the current quality of your photos. But honestly, phablets are the most inconvenient type of phones to use for taking photos, so I don't believe photo quality should be a huge factor with phablets of this screen size. Here are some photos made with the camera. Left is the rear camera with 8MP and the right photo is taken with the front camera of 2MP.